Competition Handbook | 2026 Peak Masters Competition

2026 Peak Masters Competition

Competition Handbook

Everything you need to know, from entries to routine requirements.

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Event Overview

Competition details

Date
Saturday, October 3, 2026
Time
2.00 – 6.30pmPost-comp dinner & celebrations on Chapel Street. More information to come.
Location
State Gymnastics Centre, WAG Gym (upstairs)41 Green Street, Windsor VIC

General rules

  • Open to any adults aged 18+ affiliated with a Gymnastics Club.
  • Where possible, please have an accredited coach accompanying / representing the club during competition.
  • Attire: whatever makes you feel confident, safe and comfortable! Please no buckles, buttons or zips that may damage apparatus.
  • Floor music: words are allowed, however no explicit language or innuendo.
  • Women & men can compete on WAG & MAG apparatus. Best 4 scores on any apparatus will count towards All-Around.

Divisions

Ages taken as at 1st October 2026.

18 – 3536 – 5050+

Categories

Novice. Gymnasts with limited gymnastics experience, or ALP Level 1–2.
Intermediate. Have competed in some Masters gymnastics competitions, or ALP Level 3–6. Intermediate competitors compete against the Advanced group with a bonus of +0.5 added to their start score for each apparatus.
Advanced. Ex-competitive State and National gymnasts, ALP Level 6+. Competitors may willingly opt to participate in the Advanced category.

All-Around requirements

MAG & WAG divisions will be split this year, meaning you can compete in a different division for MAG events to what you compete for WAG events.

To be eligible for the All-Around awards, gymnasts must compete in a minimum of 4 apparatus across the appropriate MAG/WAG events. The top 4 scores for a participant will be totalled for all-around consideration and selection.

Those competing both MAG & WAG but in a different division will be required to perform 2 appropriate vaults for each. For example, an athlete who is Novice WAG but Advanced MAG would compete:

2× Nov WAG vaults, plus 2× Adv MAG vaults.

Rules & routine requirements

Full divisions, bonuses, apparatus specifications and judging are set out in the Rules & Regulations. Peak Masters routine requirements follow most standard Masters Games regulations.

Judges

If you know a judge who could help out for the event, that would be greatly appreciated. Having enough judges is a major component of keeping the event running smoothly and efficiently, so the comp can finish in a timely manner! Judges will be reimbursed for their time. Please email judges' details to [email protected].

Spectators

Spectators are welcome to come and cheer for free! If you'd like to show some extra support, donations are appreciated to help keep the event running smoothly.

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Sign Up / Entry

Entrance fees

Thereafter
$100 All-Around

Register before Saturday 26th September.

  • All-Around entry: $100
  • Individual apparatus: $35 each
  • +$20 to compete in both MAG & WAG AA
Register

Entries close on Saturday 26th September. Late entries will not be accepted.

Payment

Payment can be made by registering through Push Press. Please use the link below and navigate to Masters Rego Fees.

Entry form

All entrants must complete and submit the entry form. If you have any issues, please email [email protected].

Terms & conditions

Please read through the participation terms & conditions policy prior to entering.

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Timeline

Warm ups

2.00pm – 2.20pm
General warm upTime allocated for personal warm ups.
2.20pm – 3.00pm
Apparatus warm upOpen apparatus warm up across all events. If numbers permit, a group allocation of floor time will be implemented.

* Due to space restrictions, at this stage pommel will be a one-touch warm up only. If that changes, we will advise.

Competition

3.00pm – 3.15pm
Assemble groups and march to first rotations.
3.15pm – 6.30pm
Competition time!Run in Olympic style, one-touch, then compete.

Awards

AwardPrizePlacingHow it's decided
ApparatusRibbon1st – 3rdTop scores per apparatus. Awarded per age group for both Nov & Adv categories.
All-AroundMedal1st – 3rdTotal of top 4 apparatus scores. Awarded per age group for both Nov & Adv categories.
Club of the DayPerpetual Trophy1stAverage of AA scores per club. Minimum of 3 gymnasts' all-around scores to be considered.
Mystery / BonusAdditional prizes & gifts will accompany the awards!

In the event of a tie on an apparatus or all-around result, the higher start score / difficulty will be awarded the prize. Only one award will be given per podium placing.

Club of the Day. A perpetual trophy awarded to the club with the highest average of all All-Around scores. The winning club takes home the trophy for the year and returns it at the next Peak Masters event.

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Final word

Make sure you're following @PeakGymnastics on Insta so you can tag us and see all the highlights from the day!

If you require any additional information, or have any questions, please don't hesitate to get in touch.

We look forward to welcoming you all once again to Peak Masters, and wish you the best of luck for your competition!

Team Peak 🎉